Agent Skills: bmad-synthesize
Generate 4 BMAD planning artifacts (PRD, Architecture, Epics, UX Design) from Gear 2 reverse-engineering docs. Three modes: YOLO (automatic), Guided (targeted questions), Interactive (section-by-section review).
ID: jschulte/claude-plugins/bmad-synthesize
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